Justin D. DeAngelis, Associate

Publications and Presentations

05/25/21 – Blog

Gregory R. Churney

A Quick Dive Into the Upcoming Changes to Chinese Design Patent LawProtecting the ProductGregory R. Churney, Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, Justin D. DeAngelisOn October 17, 2020, the Chinese Legislature passed the Fourth Amendment to the Chinese Patent Law, which will come into effect on June 1, 2021. As discussed in our previous post, the Fourth Amendment included several updates that help move... Read More

04/21/21 – Newsletter Protecting the Product™: Software Protecting the Product James J. Aquilina, Justin D. DeAngelis

04/14/21 – Presentation "Year In Review: Trademark, Trade Secret, Patent, Copyright, Design Rights" American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) CLE Webinar Justin D. DeAngelis

11/05/20 – Blog Recent PTAB Guidance on Permissible Drawing Amendments for U.S. Design Applications Protecting the Product Justin D. DeAngelis

10/23/20 – Presentation "Year In Review: Trademark, Trade Secret, Patent, Copyright, Design Rights" American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Virtual Annual Meeting Justin D. DeAngelis

09/11/18 – Newsletter U.S. Design Patent Enablement and Definiteness Requirements in view of In re: Maatita Intellectual Property Alert Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, Justin D. DeAngelis, Justin E. Doop

08/24/18 – Article "Drafting skills" Intellectual Property Magazine Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, Justin D. DeAngelis, Justin E. Doop

08/15/18 – Newsletter Implications of Prosecution History Estoppel for Design Patents Clarified by CAFC Intellectual Property Alert Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, Justin D. DeAngelis, Justin E. Doop

05/31/18 – Newsletter Design Patent Drafting Strategies in View of Apple v. Samsung Intellectual Property Alert Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, Justin D. DeAngelis, Justin E. Doop

04/11/18 – Newsletter Recent Changes to International Design Law Intellectual Property Law Alert Nicholas P. Schmidbauer, John R Linzer, Justin D. DeAngelis

10/05/16 – Article "Early New Product/Patent Steps Receive More Protection with Ruling" Chicago Daily Law Bulletin Justin D. DeAngelis